This is a hard question to answer. From a child I have talked to ghost friends. I don't feel that I am special or gifted on anyway. I believe everyone has some level of abilities; it just comes easier to me. It's a normal part of being me so that is why this is a hard question. I don't know what it's like not to be.

I kind of fell into it. I was learning how to work with my abilities, and I was invited by a paranormal team to come to a location to help find out what was going on. The images that came to me were very vivid, the spirits wanted their story told. The team had done the history on the property already so they was able to confirm a lot of what I brought forward. After I was done, the team leader asked me to join, I really wasn’t into it but the entire team approached me and said they wanted me to join. So I went on a few investigation and it became a passion to be able to help give the spirits a voice and let them tell their story.

I always make sure that there is equipment. I try to bring forth interaction with the equipment to prove that someone is there and can interact with us.

Evidence is subjective, what one person swears is paranormal, another person may find a logical non paranormal explanation. A good paranormal investigator should be skeptical but open to unknown. I've met people that even if something materialized in front of them, they would pass it off as them being too tired and that is why they saw what they saw. I've met other people that if a dog barks at nothing it paranormal. So, a good investigator should be somewhere in between, looking for logical explanations but open to saying I don't know.